Mrs. Rosenberger Sees Off Church Council Leader
Mrs. Rosenberger retires as president of the Church Women's Council as Mrs. Norris A. Linger takes over. Members debated improving world conditions and poverty causes while reporting a year end treasury balance of $14.29 after $59.75 in local expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberger
Church Women’s Council
Norris A. Linger
Sophie —Baker
Rose Grim
Red Cross
Sophie Baker
E. T. Clark
Harringtons to Attend Winchester Theatre Event
Mr and Mrs Harrington and daughters Grace and Patricia arrive Tuesday night to present The Patsy at the Colonial Theatre. Attend the show to support the family and see their performance.
First Marriage Issued In Corporation Clerk Office 1931
The first marriage license issued in 1931 records Stephen B. Puller of Wichita Kansas and Irma Dean Mc Cord of Ponca City Oklahoma. The groom son of Frank J. Fuller, a Wichita salesman, and the bride daughter of Lee Mc Cord of Ponca City. They wed at First Baptist Church with Rev E T Clark officiating. Misses Mabel and Ida Mae Copenhaver hosted a gathering at Clearbrook Tuesday night for their cousin Carey King with guests including Burk Reese George Feltner Mildred Lewis Nannie Wiggington Alvin Sargent Paul Copenhaver Clifton and Louis Copenhaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Clerk
Stephen B. Puller
Wichita
Kansas
Irma Dean McCord
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Frank J. Fuller
Lee McCord
Baeth
First Baptist Church
E T. Clark
Copenhaver
Mabel
Ida Mae Copenhaver
Clearbrook
Carey King
Burk Reese
George Feltner
Mildred Lewis
Nannie Wiggington
Alvin Sargent
Paul Copenhaver
Clifton
Louis Copenhaver
Mrs Owen named Secretary of Winchester Memorial Hospital
At the annual Winchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meeting Mrs Clar ence T Owen was elected secretary to succeed herself for the coming year. An error in officers list published yesterday omitted her name. A town memory notes other residents and visitors midweek including Mrs North and daughter moving to Baltimore and various local residents receiving medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarence T. Owen
Star
Ernest Tharpe
North
Loudoun Street
Memorial Hospital
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Residents
A series of guests and travelers are noted in Winchester with national and regional ties. Alfred Re and Ann Lee Se Fi attend the holidays at related households. Albert Robinson improves at Clearbrook. Dr. Fred Gochenour visits from Upperville. Lawrence Roland from Alexandria, Va, on business. Carey King of the U S Navy returns after time with his uncle in Clearbrook. Charles Garrett, son of Mr and Mrs William Garrett, recovers from an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. Elwood Headley of Arlington and Brownie A H Brown are mentioned. Apollo Theatre’s Charles O Clark and Warner Brothers’ W C Ewing visited Capitol Theatre. H N Ally and E F Schurtz of Baltimore stay at George Washington Hotel. Albert Kramer of New York visits Fairview Ave. W C Hunt returns from Providence to winter with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Ritter
Walter Ritter
Queen and
Federal Streets
Nellie A. Stoner
Avenue
New York City
Chambersburg High School
Coyle
Mercersburg Academy
Franklin and Marshall College
Shi Phi
Evening Bulletin
Philadelphia
Washington Square
Charles Fuller
Winchester
Charles J. Summers
John A. Rosenberger
Henrietta Fuller
Charles O. Clark
Apollo Theatre
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. C. Ewing
Advertising Department
Warner Brothers’ Theatres
Washington
Fred J. Thomas
Capitol Theatre
Berryville Social Notes Highlight Local Entertainers
Berryville Virginia events list bridge luncheons hosted by Mrs. John D. Richardson at Fairfield and Mrs. J M H Clagett at Springfield. guests include Mrs. Randolph and Miss Margaretta Whiting who returns to Garrison Forest School near Baltimore. An afternoon tea in Winchester honored Mrs. William D Smith Jr. with attendees from Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
John D. Richardson
Fairfield
Margaretta Whiting
Frank B. Whiting
J. D. Griffing
Garrison Forest School
Baltimore
Whiting
J. M. H. Clagett
Springfield
Joseph F. Moore
Rose McDonald
Frank V. Tilford
John B. Neill
Albin Brevities
Lloyd Lewis of Hagerstown spent the weekend with Mrs. Lorraine Lineburg. Mr and Mrs Charles Scott returned to Easton Pa after visiting here. Mr Alfred Luttrell went back to Charlottesville to resume studies after staying with his parents. Mrs W A Orndorff was visiting friends in the village one evening this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
Lloyd Lewis
Hagerstown
Lorraine Lineburg
Charles Scott
Easton
Alfred Luttrell
Charlottesville
Howard Luttrell
W. A. Orndorff
Death removes Wm. A. Marbury, noted Baltimore banker
William A. Marbury 81 Baltimore banker and vice president of Johns Hopkins board of trustees died today after a long illness He was known as an art collector One of his two surviving brothers Thomas M was minister to Holland for years The other survivors include his brother and two sisters Amelia and Emma Marbury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
William A. Marbury
John Hopkins Board of Trustees
Thomas M
Holland
Amelia
Emma Marbury
U D C Plans Lee Picture Display in Clarke Schools
Virginia Division U D C reads Mrs Kling letter urging a per page quota of 1 dollar to aid an eight thousand dollar state contribution toward a nine hundred sixty thousand dollar U D C total for Hardesty. They plan to place General Robert E Lee pictures in Clarke County schools. A $20 high school essay prize on Lee and a $10 grammar school prize on Jefferson Davis arrest and release are offered with entries due by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
W— I
P. C. Kling
Virginia
Hardesty
John B. Neill
Educational Committee
Rose MacDonald
R. E. Lee
Mary Page
Stratford Fund
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
Bright Lights Exotic Melodrama At Capitol Today
The Capitol Theatre presents Bright Lights a First National Picture with Dorothy Mackaill and Frank Fay. A melodrama set from an African cafe to Broadway follows Louanne a singer who becomes a star while the press and adventure swirl around her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Dorothy Mackaill
Africa
Louanne
Frank Fay
Miss Mackaill
Weather Outlook From Monday Through Week
Weather outlook for the North and Middle Atlantic States indicates rain Monday and Monday night except in northern New England where snow or rain begins. Generally fair conditions follow with rain over the south and rain or snow in the northern portion around Friday. Temperatures run well above normal Monday and Tuesday, then cooler Wednesday and Thursday, with warmer and colder trends toward the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
New England
Stock Market Ends Week With Firm Tone In Light Trade
New York investors held firm as the stock market closed the week in strong hands. Despite late yesterday’s selling, activity cooled and the short session opened with gains remaining narrow but the closing zone stayed firm. About 800000 shares changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grain futures drift lower as week ends amid short covering
The grain market shows mixed action with short covering and scattered buying fading as Friday closing prices fall across corn oats and rye options. Wheat futures rise for March and May while July shows strength none shows clear gains in overall day trading.
Shenandoah Valley festival urged for spring renewal
A public figure praises reappointment of the Shenandoah festival director general. He notes Winchester discussions on skipping next spring due to drought but argues the festival will revive happiness and prosperity, citing the apple belt’s drought resilience and banking support. He calls for broad backing from all communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Cumberland-Potomac
Fight Looms Over Dismissal of Old Commission Members
Senators claim a new law auto dismisses all old commission staff, including Russell and King, who clashed with Executive Secretary Bonner. Smith recall passes 44 to 37 with party lines, while Walsh and Garland and Draper nominations are handled by viva voce votes. New commissioners McLinch and Williamson are confirmed before Christmas recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
King
Power Trust
Couzens
Michigan
Goff
West Virginia
Commission
Rank Bonner
Smith
Palmer-Labor
Senate
Walsh
Garland
Draper
Viva Voce
Frank R. Mclinch
North Carolina
Ralph B. Williamson
Washington
Montreal Doctorious? No. Mr. Hurd Died Of Meningitis In Montreal
Warren Hurd aged 25 a promising Montreal lawyer died in a Montreal hospital on December 31 from spinal meningitis after undergoing surgery for nasal bone removal. He recently resided with his mother in Winchester and the death was confirmed in a letter to Miss Mary Bush from a family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hurd
Montreal
Can
Winchester
Mary Bush
Hurd
Auto Crash on Washington Street Injures Six
About 10.40 p m two cars collided at the Washington and West Boscawen intersection. A Packard taxi driven by Charley Carper and a Chevrolet sedan driven by Sherman Dicks caused six injuries nine including Pauline Dicks. All six were treated at Memorial Hospital with Pauline Dicks worst hurt. Police investigate speed and whether Dicks stopped before entering Boscawen from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Boscawen Streets
Aulick Gibbons
Charley Carper
Sherman Dicks
White Hall
Boscawen Street
Washington Street
Chevrolet
Meks
McCartney
Sallie Rolland
Memorial Hospital
Pauline Dicks
Boscawen
Stephens City Notes Highlights Local Students’ Holiday Returns
Stephens City Va January 10 readers learn of students returning to schools after holidays. List includes Martha Funk Sarah Shryock Mildred Shryock Lola Brumback Barbara Denton Evelyn Lovett Walter Reed Hospital and more. Local visits mention families and colleges. A closing note notes gadgets that lighten work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Bert
Martha Funk
Sarah
Mildred Shryock
Lola B. Brumback
Barbara Denton
Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Evelyn Lovett
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Albin Cadwallader
V. P. I. Blacksburg
Wilbur Inskip
Roanoke College
Salem
Courtney Stickley
Richmond Medical
Loring Staples
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Allen Lovett
Bliss Electrical School
Carl Lake
R. A. Shryock
Virginia Stickley
Hilda Lovett
Anna Stickley
Fairfax Frazier
Mattie Lee Brumback
Katie Evans
Virginia Dean Sterling
Atrille Colair
Fred Brumback
Pittsburgh
Hattie Zea
Strasburg
Nellie McLeod
Etta Haseman
Harry Lovett
Grover Rose
Miss Lovett
Winchester
Annie Shryock
Elmer Reynolds
Elizabeth and
Margaret Shryock
Newark, N. J
Drought Bill Sparks Senate Fight Over Relief Program
A Wisconsin Senator protests the emergency construction plan citing testim ony before a Senate committee. He claims the 130 million direct employment figure is inadequate next to Colonel Woods estimate of 5 million unemployed and denounces communists and anarchists attempting to destabilize the banking system amid drought relief funding debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wisconsin
Arthur Woods
Wood
Ood
gon = A saves rgem
Te A Communista
James H Orebaugh Dies of Pneumonia in County Home
James H Orebaugh 69, longtime farmer from Stephens City, died of pneumonia at the county home near Stephens City. He lived near town, was active in Trinity Reformed Church and Junior Order United American Mechanics, survived by a daughter Myrtle Bowen of Baltimore and two sons Bernard and Boyd Orebaugh. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church Monday at 10 30 conducted by Reverend Alleman with interment at Mount Crawford beside his wife Emma Roller Orebaugh. North River J O U A M council to perform ritual at grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H.orebaugh
Stephens City
Mount Crawford
Rockingham County
United American Mechanics
Trinity Reformed Church
North River
Orebaugh
Mrytle Bowen
Baltimore
Bernard
Boyd Orebaugh
James Bauserman
Mount Sidney
Augusta — County
Trinity Lutheran Church
Snyder Alleman
Thatee
P.R. An Aril
Frederick Sireul
Routh
Orbaugh
Emma Roller Orebaugh
Wheeling News Lithograph Co Expands Label Printing Operations
The Wheeling News Lithograph Co announces purchase of the stock and equipment of Winchester based Label Co and moves plant to new site for future label lithography. Office Supply Co will remain as a Wheeling branch with R W W Murrell as sales manager guiding territory from New York to Norfolk. The company, West Virginia's largest label concern, previously operated near 121 East Boscawen Street with Roanoke and Norfolk leaders on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling News Lithograph Com
Wheeling
Fire Supply and Label Company, Inc
Winchester
Wheeling Company
R. W. W. Murrell
New York
Eed Rede Pt Gn
Norfolk
C.tilkarda Ot Peel
Roanoke
East Boscawen Street
West Virginia
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Peta
Paul Anderson
Howard Taylor
Anderson
Valley Pike
Arthur Dunlap
Margaret Evans
Sélia Hoshour
Ue Schlack
Robert Berry
Dunlap
P. D. Plank
Cecila, Massey
Eliza Diffenderfer
John Riddleberger
Marshall Stryker
Fred Whettell
Donald Finefrock
Irvin Sheetz
Louise Clevenger
Newton Snapp
Clyde DeHart
Mildred Milleson
L. T. Anderson
Duri
F A. Shryock
H. Delmar Robinson
C. L. Robinson
Virginia Fiddlers
Nat Hawkins
H. E. Duffey
Marshall, Va
Jone Renee K. Bees
Mr Ritter
Little Church Around Corner
William Perrine
R. EB. Perrine
L. N. Willey
Front Royal
C. L. Delaplane
Delaplane
Mr. Stonesifer
Charles Town
Frances Grant
Clearaoe
Mary Kramer
Philip Kramer
Sinai Hospital
Herbert
Larrick
West Clifford Street
Rouss Avenue
Charles W. Grimm
Florence V. Russell
Ak den
Sm Washington
Alfred
Vmases AnneLee Se
Ing
D. Henning
South Stewart Street
Sara E. Hardesty
Berry
Albert Robinson
Fred Gochenour
Upperville
Lawrence Roland
Alexandria, Va
U.S. N
Can Aceniment
Jacob Copenhaver
Little Charles Garrett
William Garrett
Memorail Hospital
Gainesto
Mrs. Elwood Headley
Arlington, Vt
George Washington Hotel
A. H. Brown
Eastern Public Service Corporation
Staunton
Brownie
R. F. Bevens
Messrs
H. N. Ally and
E. F. Schurtz
Albert Kramer
Mrs
Fairview Avenue
W. C. Hunt
Providence
R. I
Mrs. Hunt
Wm. A. Marbury
Wickersham Committee
Lee
Clarke Schools
Capitol Today
The
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chispee Board of Trade
Hibbsiding
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
South Main Street
Mr. Hurd
Stephens
Goodyear
W. A. Buncutter & Son
Albin, VA
Pure Food Store
U. C. Sheetz
James H. Orebaugh
Wrewting Concern Purchase Office Supply Company
Florsheim
Ge Lovett Bros
Sample Shoe
Stauntos
Betsy Ross
California
Kaufman
Coats
North Loudoun St
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